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Uploaded: 2022-03-01
Duration: 4 min 8 s
Description: . . Appreciating. Mathematics as a Human Behavior.

. . Appreciating. Mathematics as a Human Behavior. 

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. . In order to appreciate mathematics much better,. 

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In order to appreciate mathematics much better,

every person should have the thorough understanding of
the discipline as a human behavior. Mathematics works
in the life of all professionals.

Mathematics is appreciated as human endeavor

because all professionals and ordinary people apply its
theories and concepts in the office, laboratory and
marketplace. According to Mark Karadimos (2018), The
following professions use mathematics in their scope and
field of work:

. . Accountants. Assists business by working on their taxes. 

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Assists business by working on their taxes

and planning for upcoming years. They work with
tax codes and forms, use formulas for calculating
interest,
and
spend
a
considerable
amount
of

. . Agriculturists. Determine
proper
amounts
of
fertilizers,. 

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pesticides and water to produce bountiful amounts
of foods. They must be familiar with chemistry and
mixture problems.

. . Architects. Designs buildings for structural integrity and. 

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Designs buildings for structural integrity and

beauty. They must know how to calculate loads for
finding acceptable materials in design which involve
calculus.

. . Biologists. Study nature to act in concert with it since we. 

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Study nature to act in concert with it since we

are very closely tied to nature. They use proportions
to count animals as well as use statistics/ probability.

. . Chemist. Find ways to use chemicals to assist people. 

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Find ways to use chemicals to assist people

in purifying water dealing with waste managements,
researching
superconductors,
analyzing
crime

scenes, making food products and in working with
biologists to study the human body.

. . Computer Programmers. Create complicated sets of instructions called. 

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Create complicated sets of instructions called

programs/ software to help us use computers to
solve problems. They must have a string sense of
logic and have critical thinking and problem-solving
skills.

. . Engineers. Builds
products/
structures/systems
like. 

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automobiles, buildings, computers, machines, and
places to name just a few examples. They cannot
escape the frequent use of variety of calculus.
Geologists use mathematical models to find oil and
study earthquakes.

. . Lawyers. Argue
cases
using
complicated
lines
of. 

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reason. That skill is nurtured by high level math
courses. They also spend a lot of time researching
cases, which means learning relevant codes, laws
and ordinances. Building cases demands a strong
case
of
language
with
specific
emphasis
on

. . Managers. Maintains
schedules,
regulate
worker. 

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. . Medical Doctors. Must understand dynamic systems of the. 

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human body. They research illnesses, carefully
administer the proper amounts of medicine, read
charts/tables
and
organize
their
workload
and

manage the duties nurses and technicians.

. . Meteorologist. Forecasts the weather for agriculturists, pilots,. 

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Forecasts the weather for agriculturists, pilots,

vacationers and those who are marine-department.
They read maps, work with computer models and
understand mathematical lows of physics.

. . Military Personnel. Carry out a variety of tasks ranging from. 

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Carry out a variety of tasks ranging from

aircraft
maintenance
to
following
detailed

procedure.
Tacticians
utilize
a
branch
of

. . Nurses. Carry out detailed instructions doctors given. 

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Carry out detailed instructions doctors given

them. They adjust intravenous drip rates, take
vitals,
dispense
medicine
and
even
assist
in

. . Politicians. Help solve the social problems of our time by. 

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Help solve the social problems of our time by

making complicated decisions with the confines of
the law, public opinion, and budgetary restraints.

. . Salespeople. Typically work on commission and operate. 

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under a buy low, sell high profit model. Their job
requires good interpretational skills and the ability
to estimate basic math problems without the need
of paper or pencil.

. . Technicians. Repair and maintain the technical gadgets. 

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Repair and maintain the technical gadgets

we depend on like computer, televisions and etc.
They always read measuring devices referring to
manuals and diagnosing the system problems.

. . Tradesmen. Estimate job costs and use technical math. 

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Estimate job costs and use technical math

skills to specific to their field. They deal with slopes,
areas,
volumes,
distances
and
must
have
an

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